Comparison

Field Photos vs CompanyCam

Both help contractors document jobs with photos. The difference is scope and price: CompanyCam is a full field-ops platform; Field Photos is focused, simple photo documentation for small crews.

Here’s the honest comparison, current as of July 2026. CompanyCam changed its plans in spring 2026, so older comparisons quote dead pricing — the full breakdown is in What CompanyCam actually costs.

Field PhotosCompanyCam
Starting price$30/mo$63–79/mo (Core, 1 user)
Crew plan (3 users)included in base$119–149/mo (Crew)
Users included51 (Core) / 3 (Crew)
Each extra user$7/mo$29–34/mo
5-user monthly cost$30$177–217
Storage500 GB (+$1/10GB)Unlimited
Knows which job you’re onsuggests nearest job when you open the camera; you confirmautomatic via GPS
Photo capture + organization by project
Time-stamped photo record
No-account client sharing
Mobile + web
Video60-sec clips5 min (Core) / 10 min (Crew+)
Photo markup / annotations
PDF reports
Checklists / task builderCrew and up
Payment collection
Deep CRM integrations
AI walkthroughs / LiDAR measurementscredit-limited; LiDAR on Scale
Free trial14 days

Choose CompanyCam if…

You want an all-in-one field platform — photos plus markup, reports, checklists, payments, AI tools, and integrations — and your team will use the full feature set. It’s a mature, capable product.

Choose Field Photos if…

You want jobs documented, filed to the right project by location, and shared with clients — fast, simple, and cheap — without paying $119+/month and $29–34 per new hire for platform features you won’t touch. Best for owner-operators and small crews.

Try Field Photos free for 14 days

No charge until the trial ends. Cancel anytime.

Frequently asked questions

Is Field Photos a good CompanyCam alternative?

For contractors who mainly need job-photo capture, location-based organization, and client sharing, yes — Field Photos delivers those at $30/month flat for 5 users, versus CompanyCam’s 2026 plans at $63–79/month for one user or $119–149/month for three. CompanyCam remains the better fit if you need its markup, reporting, checklist, and payment tooling.

Which is cheaper, Field Photos or CompanyCam?

Field Photos. At 5 users it’s $30/month versus about $177–217/month on CompanyCam’s cheapest plan combination, and the gap grows with crew size because CompanyCam charges $29–34 per extra user versus $7.

What does CompanyCam do that Field Photos doesn’t?

Photo markup, PDF reports, checklists and task assignment (Crew plan and up), payment collection, deep CRM integrations, and AI/LiDAR features on higher tiers. Field Photos deliberately focuses on photo documentation.

Does Field Photos have GPS like CompanyCam?

Yes — Field Photos tags photos with location and suggests the nearest job site the moment you open the camera; you confirm with a tap. CompanyCam files photos to nearby projects automatically. The confirm step means photos don’t end up on the wrong job when two sites are close together.